The Blue Skies of Haru
Can you hold cinema in your hand?
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9/30/2026Runtime
8 minsGenres
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In this personal documentary, L.A. Alfonso turns images gathered on his phone into an encounter with memory, discovering that love has been the impulse behind his constant filming. Told through a voice reading the filmmaker’s words and composed for the vertical frame, the film explores family, distance, and the possibility of holding cinema in your hand.
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A tender meditation on memory and love captured through phone footage, exploring how the act of filming itself becomes an expression of care across distance. The vertical frame feels intimate and immediate, like holding a moment in your hand.
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